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  1. UN Women provided operational updates on humanitarian work across sub-Saharan Africa, Afghanistan, and Mandatory Palestine.
  2. UN Women provided operational updates on humanitarian work across sub-Saharan Africa, Afghanistan, and Mandatory Palestine.
  3. UN Women provided operational updates on humanitarian work across sub-Saharan Africa, Afghanistan, and Mandatory Palestine.
  4. UN Women provided operational updates on humanitarian work across sub-Saharan Africa, Afghanistan, and Mandatory Palestine.

South Africa led negotiations and Antje Leendertse facilitated Agreed Conclusions.

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South Africa led negotiations and Antje Leendertse facilitated Agreed Conclusions.

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  1. South Africa's ambassador chaired the Bureau on January 1, 2026.Sub-event
  2. South Africa led bureau negotiations on the crisis facing women and girls in Afghanistan.1 source
  3. South Africa led negotiations facilitated by Antje Leendertse.1 source

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